Communications pro. VP @nwmocanada. Board member @Sci_in_School. Thinks nuclear waste makes for great dinner party conversation. Opinions are mine. She/her
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Lisa Frizzell retweeted
As Ontario builds out its nuclear fleet, it is working with @NWMOCanada, the Mayor & leaders from Ignace to further a #MadeInCanada nuclear supply chain.
Strong collaboration and leadership to deliver safe and responsible long-term storage. nwonewswatch.com/local-journ…
Lisa Frizzell retweeted
Today we announced that the Initial Project Description for the Deep Geological Repository for Canada’s Used Nuclear Fuel Project is now posted to the Impact Assessment Agency of Canada website.
Lisa Frizzell retweeted
Today we announced the location of the Centre of Expertise in Ignace, a multimillion-dollar investment that will be a tourist attraction and a driver for economic development in the area.
Learn more: nwmo.co/4pElJg0
Shoutout to the Township of Ignace for its 1st nuclear youth symposium!
Love initiatives that spark curiosity & confidence in youth. When communities invest in learning, it tells young people: your ideas matter, your future is bright.
nwonewswatch.com/local-journ… via @NWOnewswatch
Lisa Frizzell retweeted
Nuclear power containes (does not release into the environment) it's toxic waste streams. It is also required to rigorously show that the wastes will stay contained for as long as it remains hazardous.
In other words, no harm, ever. No other energy source is held to that standard. It would be more accurate to say that nuclear is the ONLY energy source that has solved its "waste problem". It is the gold standard of responsible waste management.
“There’s no solution to nuclear waste”
Finland: hold my beer
Two weeks ago, I visited Onkalo, the world’s first deep geological repository for spent nuclear fuel.
Joined by Jens Høj Christiansen and Mads Bunch Larsen, we brougt the Danish national broadcaster (DR) with us to tour the 500 meter deep caves in the Finnish bedrock.
But is it really safe? The short and long answer is yes.
And this is not me saying that. It’s the scientific consensus.
As the European Commission’s Joint Research Centre (JRC) concluded in its Taxonomy assessment in 2021 that paved the way for nuclear being labeled as sustainable in the EU:
“There is a broad consensus amongst the scientific, technological and regulatory communities that final disposal in deep geological repositories is the most effective and safest feasible solution which can ensure that no significant harm is caused to human life and the environment for the required timespan.”
So, the next time someone says, there’s no solution to the waste, introduce them to the Finns 💪🏼
Thank you to Pasi Tuohimaa and the Posiva Oy team for giving us the unique experience.
Lisa Frizzell retweeted
“There’s no solution to nuclear waste”
Finland: hold my beer
Two weeks ago, I visited Onkalo, the world’s first deep geological repository for spent nuclear fuel.
Joined by Jens Høj Christiansen and Mads Bunch Larsen, we brougt the Danish national broadcaster (DR) with us to tour the 500 meter deep caves in the Finnish bedrock.
But is it really safe? The short and long answer is yes.
And this is not me saying that. It’s the scientific consensus.
As the European Commission’s Joint Research Centre (JRC) concluded in its Taxonomy assessment in 2021 that paved the way for nuclear being labeled as sustainable in the EU:
“There is a broad consensus amongst the scientific, technological and regulatory communities that final disposal in deep geological repositories is the most effective and safest feasible solution which can ensure that no significant harm is caused to human life and the environment for the required timespan.”
So, the next time someone says, there’s no solution to the waste, introduce them to the Finns 💪🏼
Thank you to Pasi Tuohimaa and the Posiva Oy team for giving us the unique experience.
Exciting times ahead for NW Ontario!
As @NWMOCanada advances 🇨🇦’s repository for used nuclear fuel, the Township of Ignace is preparing for new residents & workers.
cbc.ca/news/canada/thunder-b…
The CEO of @NWMOCanada met with business leaders in Thunder Bay, ON to talk about opportunities across the region as Canada’s plan for used nuclear fuel moves forward. 📽️ Watch:
tbnewswatch.com/tbt-news-sto…
Lisa Frizzell retweeted
The safe and successful transfer of used nuclear fuel from Gentilly-1 by @CNL_LNC is a significant step towards the responsible and long-term management of Canada’s #NuclearLegacy.
Learn more here: nwmo.co/4nByU1a
Such a fun conversation with the #Fissionary podcast about my favorite subject: nuclear waste!⚛️
Thanks @NEI for drawing attention to this important subject, & the work of @NWMOCanada to keep used #nuclear fuel safe in a way that future generations don't have to worry about it! – at Toronto, Ontario
OHHH, you thought the #nuclear industry didn't care about #waste!
"We're the only organization I can think of that has Ice Ages built into our business plans."
Mary & Jordan talked with @NWMOCanada to learn more about Canada's long-term storage plan 👇
nei.org/news/2025/fissionary…
Thanks to the Honourable @timhodgsonmt of @NRCan for acknowledging @NWMOCanada's progress in his statement on our 2024 Annual Report.
His recognition of our world-class work underscores Canada's commitment to responsible nuclear waste management. ⚛️👇
natural-resources.canada.ca/… – at Toronto, Ontario
Lisa Frizzell retweeted
The @NWMOCanada announced it has launched a two-year engagement process to refine the site selection approach for Canada’s second deep geological repository to manage radioactive waste in Canada. #infrastructure renewcanada.net/nwmo-begins-…
Who would've thought @TheTorontoZoo and @NWMOCanada would have so much in common? Turns out, a big part of both of our areas of focus is protecting the environment and the species that inhabit it, not just today, but for generations to come.
#BetterTogether
🐢 🦇 ⚛️ – at Toronto, Ontario
Big news! We are excited to announce a 5-year, $3M+ partnership with @TheTorontoZoo to help protect vulnerable species—including the 8 bat species in Ontario & Blanding’s turtles.
A major step for #biodiversity and #conservation across Canada.
Read more: nwmo.co/4dGUUmO
Lisa Frizzell retweeted
🇨🇦 Canada's leadership on green energy and consent-based siting of a deep geological repository is a model of responsible, community-driven progress.
Wabigoon Lake Ojibway Nation & Ignace are on the world stage.
The @iaeaorg’s @rafaelmgrossi called 🇨🇦’a leadership on consent-based siting of a deep geological repository for nuclear fuel a “model of responsible, community-driven progress.”
He’s right, & we have them to thank.
Inspiring to meet Wabigoon Lake Ojibway Nation’s Chief Clayton Wetelainen and Ignace's Mayor Kim Baigrie as @IAEAorg's Stakeholder Engagement for Nuclear Power Programmes #LetsTalkNuclear conference starts.
A new co-operation agreement between @NWMOCanada and #Tellus, a counterpart in 🇦🇺🙌. It's one of many agreements the NWMO has with similar organizations around the world. International collaboration ensures we're always sharing & learning from the latest knowledge and experience. – at Cambridge, Ontario
We signed a new agreement with #Tellus, operator of Australia’s first permanent low-level radioactive waste site. This reinforces our commitment to global best practices and safety towards the long-term management of Canada’s #usednuclearfuel.
Read more: nwmo.co/4mvzRr8
The #momentum continues! Canada’s plan for used #nuclear fuel is driving some really exciting business opportunities. The latest? @NWMOCanada is looking for a firm to design its Centre of Expertise in Northwest Ontario. 👇
nwonewswatch.com/local-news/… via @NWOnewswatch
Momentum continues on 🇨🇦's deep repository for used nuclear fuel!
After picking a site for the repository last Nov, @NWMOCanada has now assembled the companies that will help design and plan it.👇
@wsp @KINECTRICS @kiewit @HATCHglobal @ThyssenMining
prn.to/4kiV1ak – at Toronto, Ontario